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An Army RemIniscence.

EDToR HERALD With your permission
would like to say to some of the bows -
many of them now grown gray-that re.
member we'll the ID of April. 1855. and DO
doubt they all do What lively march we.
made towards Petersburg during the fore
noon. and the warm reception we received
from the occupants Of Fort Gregg about din
ner time. recollect little incident that
occurred just a. We We're coming to the top
Of the little knoll that hid the fort from our
view. How the J0hnnie- opened ont on
Us and how, a. we closed up go the right
leaving a space for the moment between the
left of our company and the right Of ihe next
company, a shell passed through the space.
tearing up the ground The next moment
brave men filed tAe space, and on We Went
with yell. J remember well how Jim
Spangier appeared about TINS time a> he
rushed to the front few PAGES. with cap in
one hand. and gun in the other. swinging
his cap above his head. and shouting. Come
on boys f' on we went. but not all. for
some fell by the way. bat with their faces to
the Zoe
MANY were the brave deeds done one u
particular WAS that Of Michael Lohr rs he
Dui.-i The fae from Under the color-bearer.
who had fallen q few feet from the ditch.
and placed 10 Old the fort. and when We went
into the fort Mike was the first color-be-Irer
there
One amusing incident happened to sam
HuHnyer One Of the "Johnuie~ got
shot SO close 20 sam THAT he riddled his
knap-sack and bruised hi. shoulder badly.
sam, thinking he was hnrt rolled over and
called our " Give EN- h-l. boys. Tra shot '''
though not a drop of blood wa- drawn
After the fort was captured and the firing
ceased, the colonel sent for the man that
had picked up the colon- and carried them
into the fort. When Lohr presented him
selfa, the man. ,he colonel promoted him to
the rank of sergeant which be richly de
served We moved of Co the right Of the
fort and las down Sluu a division pf coli
o-ed troops came marching past 10 rear of
Us. when the RebS opened up from a Ions
line in front Of " t0 shell the c1lorpd troops
over IL. but did very little damage a SEQ
tiou Of artillery was brought up on our len
10 silence the Rebs. which we did in a short
time. our gunner making as fiue shots as il
va, possible for anyone 90 make. exploding
his shell just over the portfolios. neyer miss
ing shot, except the first one, and il struck
in the port-hoe
We slept on this ground thai night The
next morning AT day-break the colored
troop- made a grand charge on the big fort
but the Johunies had skipped Soon an Of
fieer rode along in our front, and announced
that a brigade Of the ninth corps had entered
Petersburg at day-break and found j: evacu-
ated. Then our cheers and caps went up to-
gether Soon we started to find JED Davis
last ditch, aS there is where he had an
nounced that he was going to die.
A. T. EIIIe
UyIoSTowS, Pa. April ? 1857.
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importation of Fine Cattle

~toyeStcau correspondent informs Us
that WIN Il NIler 81 QueInahoning town
ship ha> lately brought load Of very fine
cattle from Western Ohio consisting Of
Thoroughbred >hori-horn Bulls and Heif-
ers, and Sicers, the Steers weighing from
i,o0to Lea pounds They are said TO be the
finest bunch Of cattle that were ever brought
TO this county. Mr. Miller il now in pos
session Of a bull calf Rose OF sharon) I3
months old, in common order, that weighs
between l,Io0 and 20 pounds. II is said
by the best judges of stock to be decidedly
the best animal now in this county. and no
doubt the highest priced, too. Mr.. Millers
eye i well adapted 10 the selection of stock
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Killed on The Railroad.

\ postal card containing the followi ng was
received at this office Tuesday morning
NEwRogr Perry County Pa. Apr. :. i.
EnToR HERALp
The body Of young man, horribly man
gled. was found along the railroad about
i've miles west Of this place. this morning.
Frum Eapers on his person bis name is be-
iieved to be John Dmrtier and that he has a
sister living al Johnsburg Somerset county
Her name is supposed 10 be Miller The
friends can receive any further information
By addressing, with stamp,
GEo. SHRoN. Coroner.
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New Treatment Of Consumption.

New Treatment OF COnsum ptiOn-
Everywhere people are Watching with abb
sorbiuz interest the experiment making IN
tha Philadelphia hospital in the treatment
.i consumption by injections Of earbonic
asid "a. and sulphuretiei hydrogen. The
method of treatment consists in the admin
i-traji1n of 20 the patient by Jhe bowels of a
mixture of the csri,rnic acid s',- aud sui
phuratted hydrogen. Il originated with Or
Ber-een. Of Lyons. France about two years
ago. Dr. Bergeon made communication
10 the Paris Academy of Medicine concern
ing hi, treatment, which was published in
the comy3es Readas. July T. iss6. The
theory nf the Doctor was that if the bucilh
which he believes 30 be the original cause Of
consumption. could be destroyed, al would
be well
one Of the great steps made toward this
method Of treatment was the discovery by
Kock. a Garman scientist. that in the spit
tie of conSumptive patients wa to be found
a peculiar and characteristic living vegetable
or organism. microscopic ia size foundi no
other situation. and invariably found ia all
tubercllar diseases II was hoped that this
organism might be destroyed and the u>e Of
carbouic acid "a, and sulphuretied ydrugen
resulted. The latter process isnot, however,
used in the expectation of killing the bacilli,
the plan being simply to render barren the
soil in which these microbes grow and null
tiply that they may lie Of lack Of nourish-
meHt-
- far as the experiments have gone, moth
ing has been developed 10 which man
might reasonably tie his faith, but enough
has been brought ont TO give room for hope
that the cure of this insidious disease Is not
beyond impossihiIity - Lancaster Tateiliqea-
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MARRIED.

TRENT-MTsSER.-At the lutheran
parsonage, Frielens BY Rev J J. WeIch,
Mr. Edward : Trent and Miss Minnie Bel
Musser, both Of Stouycreak township. SOM
erset county. Pa on March 9th
MASON-HI Z RST.-Ou Thursday March
81 lSS7 at the residence Of the officiating
minister. in Somerset. by Rev. d. 2. X Ia
van, Mr. Wilson L. Mason. Of Mt Pleasant.
Pa and Miss sadie Hurst. Of Donegal. West
m0reland county. Pa
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=" step in the Box. !"
Following are the names Of the Grand and
Petit Jurors drawn 10 serve AT May term Of
Court, commencing Monday, May i6sh.
GRAND It-RoRS


Following are the names Of the Grand an
Petit Jurors drawn 10 serve at May term a
Court. commencing Monday, May i6sh.
GRAND JURORS
Adiison-John Mccartney. 4 J. Golboru
Edward Mathews.
Allegheny Cornelius Suhrie
onemaugb-Abrahani Baer
Confluence Lewis Grossnaa
Elklick-wiiTs NJ. Deucker.
I JefFerson--6eorre NJ Dickey. Simon P
Barclay
Lower Tnrkeyfir,t-Jol1i Ni-k-is
liilful -william Hay
New Baltimore-John NJ Topper
Northampton-Wi William H Poorbaugb
Quemahoning Nelson Hoover Davic
Wilt, Josiah Boyis
Roekwood-Jacob B. Critchheld
Salisbury Michael F. smith
Shade-Frank specht.
Somerset Bouough-Wm b. Frease.
Somerset-Josiah Hemminger
stonyereek-Joseph J. Speicher
Sammit-Elias Younkin.
Wellersburg-JohnN y Winters.
TRAvERsE JURoRs-FrRsr WEEK.
Philip Turney, John H Bird
Allegheny William " Conghenour.
Berlin Borough. c. Philson
onemaugh-Herman A. Walker David
B. Wilson, Daniel Hoffman.
Elklick-Jacob Hensinger
Jefferson-H. H. Kimmen. Abram NJ
Miller. Martin l. Bowman, Henry Lucas
Benjamin Crlmer. A H Kuhlman
Larimer-Perry Hutzei
Lower Turkeyfoot-C. B. Hyatt
Milford-John Fnease
Northampton. II. Miller.
Painr-Joseph J. seese, Jacob c. Knable
Quemahoning George W Baush. Jr.. Da-
vid Penrod
Salisbury Borough-Henry Kidner o ".
Boyer
Shade-Albert Berkeybile
Somerset Boroush-S D. Shoemaker.
Chambers Huston.
somerse,-David Husband, John Thomp-
son. Samuel c. Fox.
Stoystown Boro.-Pembroke Thompson.
Benjamin F Bowman.
Stonycreek Joseph J SNYDER.
summit Michael shannon. Silas Walker.
William v Moser
Upper Turkeyfoot-Thomas Williams. ia
cob Broacher.
TRAVERSE JUEoRs-sBcoND WEEK.
Addison-samuel Wilhelm. Jacob f. len
bart. Jacob Sterner.
Berlin Borough-F B. Collins. Albert
Hetfiey
Black-Wesley Humbert
Brothersvalley-s Sylvester Hay, : P
Hay
Conemaugh-David J. Thomas
Confluence Borough-A : Fulmer.
EIklick-Samuel Thomas. Daniel J. Miller.
Emanuel Yoder jacob Glotfclty.
Greenyille-J D. Arnold
Jenner-Jacob Hoffman Alex Rhoads
Jefferson-Henry F. Miller. Henry F.
Baker
Meyersdaie Borough. D. Weller solo
mon Crime. George ponge>. Larreu Morrell
Middlecreek- Solomon Geary. Jr.
Miltord-Harrison Weimer. Sol " Bouch-
er
New Baltimore Borough-Franci- \
Lucken
NorJhamptou-Henry Tidenburg Joel
Bowman.
Quemahoning-Jacob Zimmerman, Jr.
Somerset Borough-John laus
Somerset-Joseph NJ Miller. George W.
Aiarteeny.
NsStonycreek-Wm W. Spangler Joseph j.
Mosgrave.
Summit-Juhn klinsman. Jacob Bowser
Upper TurkeyiOot-S King
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Maggie Mitchell


Maggie Mitchell
kt,be Opera House
r...-.i.,- evening Nav 7th.
,--. s.l q, ,o snd see her.
s.t... -,...i.-..-s
$500. .;il, b,,i. t.,l .baped
,,.,.,.-
le''''''- -
soto Bless N'' 'N ''i' '''' ~,
For fine job "orA can a.. '-.e II ''-'l'' ''--'7
Gls diminished al NcAii-ian D'-l'l'
Rooms
Fine Ci-ar a speciality, ~ bie~ecksr d
~uvIsrs
MIKE. the great nerve tonic. al Biesecker
s..ri.-s
,--..urrvraI Implement men are interview
.--.. farmers.
r.......-- D-rgs Of Bie.ecksr & snyder.
,--.-.,l.r Of .U kind, arriving daily al
.....-r r..-.s-.
s.-....- t-, n-,,-. 40
-4-
.,.i...7 ,...-,..,..,. .-,,i
.-., -
>.A h.-.' 'l''i '''''''s '''' 40
-.a..- i N'
i.- "'-..'s '' --'' nov ''.''' '''--' ''-'
"e '
rr-lI.-.> e1'rs'r'inary erelaiI'y 'h 'he
ra.- .. .4e premature ro'iu 20 persuade NM
-' .-a. .-.' -' 'i.'-i'=
HH-I- Borough council. decided last
s.-. o.. purchase new steam Afe engine
T.. .Er- 90 be- paid is 5000
EVERYBODY should avail themselves Of rhe
.r.-ln'ry 0f seeing Maggie Mitchell one
.. CREATES. arti-te- in America
r.. a-,ehed wc1ther that prevailed dur
closing days of March has increased
....aa.a- contempt foreground hog proph-
Is. e. Chase a Co., y 1r~ery men. fhi'Aaei-
a. Pa -'i-. t''- room Tor d ie" more e'''l-
.---a- agents m 'h-- and adjoining e'un-
r- Hay honest energetic, temperate men
r..' apply.
I-- gear -.e -aN rate iu Bedford borough
a.- -.N mills water ali four mus borough.
This gear 'he rate hos been uNel ID i''r mills
aa.e- and Use mills borough
E.. I.sr vlutiu.a new dress in black and
E ~Us-. satin Mervc.'in> Rhadumer~.
- -r.i uut Gail to -ee 1ur new spring
-..- fAENEE * FAEAEE-
--.a- escaped from the stock ya1i, az
..na.-,bl-- the other day and visited the
-.-. .a.aoE John Dyer During his cali he
..-.- -a. stowe and did considerable other
a.r. before ukfng hi. departure.
ry.. -.... ..,r, h1r.I "A rsr.e number Of GOOD
..... -.
.... -..-.....r prsaa. very reasonable Yard
....-...... -f..r.sr-ur mill
TI,rep epoar RRas. a P,rsox
-s. ,-.
Ia. Lawrence county court sF'L''''' 'l'''e-
.". .''.-'- ODD N'.'''"'' '.i -''.'' '' ''A
.. - year. H''"i.-'-l''ii..-''i me TACT '''4'
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Joseph Howard's Lie Of seecher

Joseph Howard. Jr., the widely known
journalist aud friend Of Henry Ward Beech
eF for the past fifty years. i engaged upon a
ieofthe great Preacher and orstor. which
VIII no doubt be the standard work as ar.
Howaris intimate relations with Mr.. Beech
er. and his justly won popularity az writer
are an assursnce Of a work elIeculiar inter
81 and value. We learn the work Is 70 BE-
brought oui by Hubbard Bros az an early
day. and will no doubt be sold by subScriP-
ffpri
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DIED.

WOLFERsBERGER- Friday, March
= lss5 Philip Wolfersberger, -, az the age
Of - ysars, > months aud days
He passed a consistent Christian life and
was laid 70 rest according to the ritual Of the
church Of bis choice in Iie''eernetery at New
Centreviileon sunday morning. the 9th Of
March
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Judge Dean. Of Blair county. permits no
rriiling with justice in his jurisdiction. last
week when one Of the criminal CASES was
called for trial the defendant ASKED for a
continuance because Of the absence 0fan inn
portani witness. He swore that be bad sery-
ed Il subp,ena upon the witness bui that be
itlie witness was not in atrendance. The
deflnltiug witness waS brought ia on an at
tachmeut by the sheriff The witness, ON
being sworn 10 make true answers. ssid that
no subpoena fad been served on him to at
tend. A. some one had csmmitfed PERJURY,
the court directed the district attorney TO
frame indictments against both the men in
order to determine the guilt or innocence of
the parties. THE men gave bond for their
appearance at the next court of quarter ses-
sions TO answer the charge of perjury
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BakERsvILLE. April +. l5s7
Report of Centre School
4 SERESApER

The following i a report Of the Centre
school, Shade Township, forthe month end
ing March l.. ISs7
Number OF pupils on roll males I3. females
Is. total 81
Average attendance during month males
= females :. total Is
Average attendance during term, males
Il. females L. tota. 36.
Per cent ofattenisnce during month. males
81 females y. total ~
Per cent Of attendance during term. males
81 female, IS total -
The following pupils were present every
day during the mslth Willis Powell. Am
aniah Powell
Number IF visits -. among them being
Prof :. D. EIrick and H W Manages, both
ofwhom delivered pleasant addresses TO the
school Again have we closed a school term
and feel grateful 10 patrons. friends and pu-
pills for their kindness. and the interest they
have taken ia the school work.
N tAFtE Teacher
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LavansviIIe Items.

V.N open spring term Of Normal a.
Llsal-ri.l-. April i, I,s7. and continue ten
weeks. 80 means VIII be>pared 90 make
t.- term % -UegJ~-fui one. All friends of ed-
s.---'.l are cordially invited 70 attend For
.1--lsr Information call an o- alJr,-~
H. l. You've. Hu-baud. Pa.
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WORKING CLASSESr e sIIE. !.

are uoT prepared furnish al Glasses with I'm
pi0Tmeuf 80 home, the whole Qf rle time, ~ ~
their spare m0llnut- EE-ine- new, light and
profitable Persons ~ eifler easily earn from
5s- tu s. per eVsulr & and proportional sum fy
revofing al their iiuie 90 the business BssySnii
girls earn nearly u- uiuch A. men. That an who
see This may send theiT address and test the bu-i-
ness we make this offer To such are not Weii
satisfied we wiil send one dollar o. pay for the
trouble o. writing Full particulars ard our9t
free. Address GEoRGE SrIN-siS a Co. Portland.
Maine dec22- --lyr.
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Opens April 18th. closes June 2l,h. Ey-
animation hy County Superintendent 90 CLOSE
.t-s-u For circular and additional iufa--
ma-.e0 address either OF the teachers at
~.ur.t.wu. Pa
" IT COVER ar FL SMITH
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Mr. JOHN q. Sauusr has opened d boot and
shoe store in the room iH the Mammoth
Bloct, formerly occupied 10y Nh. NJ " Tred-
vel & GO. Mr. Sauner has been in business
for a number OF years iu Somer~ee and has
acquired q reputation as a prompt courteous
and obIieiug bu~iue~s man. and VIII un-
doub,edlv receive his full share of the pat
rlna--- ofuur citizens.
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A Couple OF Bakersvine Items.

Sugar boilers are busy at their camps now
Communion al Bakersvil!e on Easter sun
day
Miss Amanda schrock has gone 10 Mt
Pleasant 10 spend the summer.
John H Morrison and family were pleas
aurly surprised last Thursday evening by a
welding couple calling upon them By the
tim they had finished their supper the boys
were ready 70 I'LL the air with noise which
was heard some three or four miles. The
boys were treated To a fine supper and spent
the evening enjoyably with the newly mar
ried couple, which was Mr. Wilson Mason Of
Mt Pleasant and Miss Hearst, from Done
gal Vino viii be- next9
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Painless Extraction.

Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
use Of Nitrous Oxide, OF Laughing Gas.
: JGDp MCMILLAN,
Operative Dentist
Raer Block. Somerset, Pa
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

To Washington Baker residing M Fulton M1lt
urlal comfy. oregon
Y0u ar. hereby notified that in pursuance 81 a
Wrt ,f Partition i--lItfi sut 0f The Orphans CONT
of -omer-et county Pa. j VII hold au inquest ul
the Hea. Estate oi -.iomUI Baker decreased -ltu-
ate ir jefferson IuF l-hip- Somerset fnGUty ia
on Saturday. fhe -.si day of furii l>-7. when and
who're y0u uay attera e you think prollr
-HEEIFF fFFICf JOHN WINTERS.
Mar. De- is-- -harH
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Mr r. r. Bler known by hi- gait rs
- PAGER" aud from his hyperion curl a.
30 >enator who for two wear, or more has
worked a ease iu ihe HERaID office. scr-
cred hi, connection with this PAPER on the
last day OF March. and len Sunday afternoon
ti1 St5ye-tow0 for Beimersburz Clarion conn
Is. where he will enter a. a student the Rel
mer-burv Academy While the HERALD
still gives employment So a 60 Governor g
'' Congressman and Bishop. il can lily
suffer the loss az Be- Senator
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To the School Directors of Somer-
set County.

GENTLEMEN pursuance Of the forty
third section Of the Act Of Sth May ls54
you are hereby notified TO meet in oonven-
ton at the Court House. in Somerset. III /
O'Clock, p NJ, on the first Tuesday in May,
A H.. 1857. being the 3rd dav Of the month.
and select, rrd rooe. by majority Of the
whole number Of Directors present. one per
son, Of literary and scientific requirements
and of skill and experience in the art Of
teaching, as County Superintendent, for the
three succeeding years: and certify the re-
suit 70 the State Superintendent at Harris
burg, as required by the thirty-ninth and
fortieth sections Of said Act
J. c. WELLER
Co Supt. Of Somerset County.
Crpu.p-u D. Ar.ril 4 ls4-
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A number Of old soldiers living in and
about Berlin. have conceived the idea Of
tJrming company Of those who actively
participated IN the late unPlelIsantness, and
marching 10 Gettysburg az the time Of the
summer encampneni If the Grand Army Of
the Republic at that place. The eucampment
viii likely take place about the 4th of July.
The idea j. for them all TO march. taking
with them wagon, 20 carry blankets puovi>-
ions. t.- Communications addressed 90
Will receive prompt attention
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A frame dweliing-hnuse on the old Pritts
farm. about three miles east Of Somerset
owned by C. C. Na-selman. was destroyed
by fire shortly after twelve O'Clock Monday
night The flames were plainly seen from
town The house was unoccnPied. Mr..
Musseiman SAYS the fine was unquestionably
the work of inceudiarie~.
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EXECCToRs NOTICE

Estate OF Margaret slylar decd late 1f -onisrsei
township. Somerset County. Pa
Letters te.tamrutarr on the above estate lspin ng
been granted to tfa uule--l rled nF tfa proper
authority. notice j. hereby given ~ al persfils
indebted o. -aid estate to make igimefiiaGe pay
ment and those having eliirus against the same
win present them dulF authenticated Cor settle
mcut on saturday Aprl. l6 l.-- 40 the residence
az the Executor lu sald township.
JEREMIAH MILLER
mars ExreufGr.
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NJ. Augustus long died at bis residence in
Somerset township. about two and one half
miles east Of ~omerSet Friday morning His
ramin~ were Inferred iu the Lutheran GEM
etsrv sunday. Mr- Long was an honest, in
dss--ous and prosperous farmer and was
universally liked and respected lie had
beer iu feeble health for some time prior 10
hi- lstth- & wife and five children survive
him
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New Spring Millinery

All the leading styles Of Hats, Bonne,s and
the most Eashions bic trimming coming in
this week Ms. A T. UHL
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The racket that took place on our streets
Sunday might was a rather strange affair for
"a temperance town. signs were torn down
from ia front Of q number Of lawyer offices
and stores boxes ami barrels we're piled mp
iu fruut Of beu~,> ou tue diamond and the
sleep of many good citizens was disturbed 10y
the wells and noise IF the drunken gang who
ruamed rIe str-t~ t5ll after midnight
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Hides Fu-s Bark. : will pay the highest
cash prices for an zinds Of hide-. pelt> and
a~ Ial>owaut so cords Of Rock OAK and
~H-uec bark
y d Tr-,-srxfrTau
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T nJTAGESTS actually clear $40 daily
A n aith mT 9ondeffui new patent rub
| ~ | bef uIide--garmeuf for females
iHlD | one lady sold 81 G. ~ t90 hour
MRS g. a. LfTTLE
Box S43 Chicago.
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Co Supt. Of Somerset County
GEB8ARTs, Pa, April 4, 1887


Lcsr-A fountain pen. Any one finding
Il viii please resurn to the HERALD office,
and he will be rewarded
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Mr Robert r. Roberts move,t 20 Rock
wood on the 1T of April. where he Is engas
cd 10 the hardware business with Mr.. John
Lane Mr.. Roberts Is an energetic young
business man. whom W. heartily comm end
90 the good people Of lockwood, and ask for
him liberal share of their patronage
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Where is Hosteter 2

Al is about time for Br Ho~terter To an
,6ounce that work viii be commenced on the
south Penn, within the next ,hirty days
We have had no bulletin from the festive
Doctor for about two weeks, which is rather
unusual
Later Dr. Hostetter comes to time with
the following in the Pittsburgh Past Of to-
dav
Dr. David Hu,tettcr. who l. just recover
ing from 8 severe illness. said yesterday that,
although very weak vet. he still wouid be
well enough 20 attend an important meeting
of the stockholders of the South Penn
Bailway Company ia New York next week.
Or Ho,tetter say, that at chat meeting steps
will be taken To- complete the building of the
road at once franklin y. Gowen, who has
been in Europe Tor his health viii he present
at the meeting. The Baltimore q Ohio Rail
road deal. about which So much has been
written Dr Hu>iettsr SAYS is off altogether.
The Baltimore & Ohio Company wanted the
original stockholders 70 put up more than
their share Of tbe money to build the South
Penn from Harrisburg 10 the pleasau, Unity
coke district It IS expected tliai the Bait-
,ynorr & Ohio will be- len ont in the rold
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-06
NOTICE

Notice i hereby gwen that VIII make as-
plifafian o. tise Pardon Beard Of PsnnsyIsanla
on TuasdzT. prii u. ~. f0r par,ieH - the
sentence imposed uEou me i2rh % March. ls-7, -
tise saIrl Of Quarter sessions Of 5otltrSel County
for q violation Of the Election Lazsr0f PsnGa
March p Iss7- ALBERT 7. DONER-